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In the first of two summer specials, Ben interviews the former Deputy Foreign Minister of Mexico about the state of Mexican politics under President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. In July 2018, Andrés Manuel López Obrador - commonly referred to as AMLO - was elected president with 53 per cent of the vote on a platform pledging to rid Mexico of corruption, stifle the country’s drug war and offer support for its most vulnerable. Entering office in December, his approval rating was 83 per cent. However, eight months on and AMLO’s approval ratings are at risk with much of the international discourse focusing on how the country is responding to threats of sanctions and tariffs from its northern neighbour as well as how AMLO's campaign promises have or have not been kept. This week Ben speaks to Ambassador Andrés Rozental, former Deputy Foreign Minister of Mexico and special advisor at Chatham House, about how far AMLO has delivered on his campaign promises, and how Mexico's relations with its western hemisphere neighbours are developing.  Read the Expert Comment:  Can AMLO Live Up To Mexico's Expectations?   Credits: Speaker: Andrés Rozental Host: Ben Horton Producer: Ben Horton Sound Editor: Jamie Reed Recorded and produced at Chatham House, London

In the first of two summer specials, Ben interviews the former Deputy Foreign Minister of Mexico about the state of Mexican politics under President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. In July 2018, Andrés Manuel López Obrador - commonly referred to as AMLO - was elected president with 53 per cent of the vote on a platform pledging to rid Mexico of corruption, stifle the country’s drug war and offer support for its most vulnerable. Entering office in December, his approval rating was 83 per cent. However, eight months on and AMLO’s approval ratings are at risk with much of the international discourse focusing on how the country is responding to threats of sanctions and tariffs from its northern neighbour as well as how AMLO's campaign promises have or have not been kept. This week Ben speaks to Ambassador Andrés Rozental, former Deputy Foreign Minister of Mexico and special advisor at Chatham House, about how far AMLO has delivered on his campaign promises, and how Mexico's relations with its western hemisphere neighbours are developing.  Read the Expert Comment: <a href="https://www.chathamhouse.org/expert/comment/can-amlo-live-mexico-s-expectations" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Can AMLO Live Up To Mexico's Expectations?</a> Credits: Speaker: Andrés Rozental Host: Ben Horton Producer: Ben Horton Sound Editor: Jamie Reed Recorded and produced at Chatham House, London

Summer Special: Andrés Rozental on Mexican Politics 

In the first of two summer specials, Ben interviews the former deputy foreign minister of Mexico about the state of Mexican politics under President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

Undercurrents: Summer Special - Andrés Rozental on Mexican Politics

Michel Désautels

Quand Michel Désautels rencontre l’ancien diplomate et ambassadeur mexicain Andrés Rozental, on comprend mieux pourquoi le nouvel accord de l’ALENA n’est pas favorable à son pays.

Quand Michel Désautels rencontre l’ancien diplomate et ambassadeur mexicain Andrés Rozental, on comprend mieux pourquoi le nouvel accord de l’ALENA n’est pas favorable à son pays.

Quand Michel Désautels rencontre Andrés Rozental